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Analysis of 49 autosomal SNPs in three ethnic groups from Iran: Persians, Lurs and Kurds.

Forensic science international. Genetics - 1 Jul 2013

Sharafi Farzad M, Tomas C, Børsting C, Zeinali Z, Malekdoost M, Zeinali S, Morling N

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A total number of 149 individuals from Iran (Persians, Lurs and Kurds) were analyzed for 49 autosomal SNPs using PCR, SBE and capillary electrophoresis. No deviation from Hardy-Weinberg expectations was observed. One SNP pair (rs1015250-rs251934) showed significant linkage disequilibrium in Kurds. However, this was most likely due to chance. High intrapopulation variability and no significant population structure...

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PMID: 23648204
DOI: 10.1016/j.fsigen.2013.04.001

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